A coalition of digital distributors, along with Spotify and Amazon Music, have launched Music Fights Fraud to attempt to eradicate the issue.
Streaming fraud and streaming manipulation is nothing new to the music business, costing artists and platforms hundreds of millions of dollars — and— each year. But lately, the industry has finally begun to confront the problem in a more cohesive, coherent way. In that spirit, a new coalition of digital music companies announced on Wednesday the formation of Music Fights Fraud, “a global task force aimed at eradicating streaming fraud,” the organization said.
“Downtown holds trust and safety for our clients and industry partners as a core pillar of our organization,” Downtown Music Holdings CEOsaid in a statement. “We are proud to combine forces with our colleagues across the industry and build on the fantastic work already developed at Downtown to identify and address abusive streaming behavior.
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